Robert Ringwald

Actually, I believe the original cut of part III ended as a dream. Chris's head was chopped off, but she wakes up in the back of the cop car screaming.

If you replace the shot of Mrs. Voorhees pulling her under with Jason cutting her head off, it fits in correct with the movie, leaving her a survivor, but messed up in the head.

Simon Caleb

I read about that original ending to Part 3, looking forward to seeing at, as someone has already mentioned it's been found.

In fact some of the info on that site is correct, but there's a whole heap that's just able

Lyle_JP

Let's not get too upset at Paramount if not every scene mentioned above is added to these releases. Granted, all the gore that was ordered cut by the MPAA should be restored, but alternate endings and scenes cut deliberately for time and pacing issues should not be restored to the films merely because they exist. There is a reason films have editors.

-Lyle J.P.

Simon Caleb

Sure, I don't think most on here want anything other than the MPAA/Paramount cut stuff reinserted, the alternate ending to Part 3 I would like in a supplement, well I hope it's done that way

I've also been having a think about this Sept 19th F13th fest, the more I think about it the more I reckon someone at Paramount will be mentioning the UNCUT release of the series, they would be pretty foolish to announce they're the same cut versions, with a few extras...Imagine the fans reactions, slow clapping with the chant..uncut, UNCUT, UNCUT until the suits at Paramount have to be airlifted out of the place

Of course they can pretty much name their price if the set is unrated!

Matt Pelham

Exactly. Don't hint to a legion of fans that long desired uncut DVDs are coming, then announce the same dics in a box set "at a new low price!". Martin's earlier post has me very excited.



I'm actually scared to think about it, but I've already started saving!

Robert Ringwald

I think everything available should be included as a supplement (scenes cut for pacing, alternate endings, etc.) but the gore scenes should be re-inserted into the films.

Simon Caleb

Anyone dare suggest how much they'd shell out for an unrated box set?

I'd go to $135 max, that's for 8 remastered & restored unrated versions.
If they're just the same old, same old with poor quality work prints stuck on the flip side, then it'd be $55 tops, but not of my money that's for sure.

In fact I'd gladly pay $40 for an unrated/restored My Bloody Valentine: Director's Vision release.

Simon C

Eric Emma

I picked up Nightmare on Elm Street Box set for 60 bux, I figure 80 bux would be a good price

Robert Ringwald

Just felt like mentioning, www.deepdiscountdvd.com has the NOES boxset for like 55 bucks or something.

Ryan Wishton

Um, I would probably pay up to $160 for a box set of all uncut... That is $20 a piece which is more than enough for Paramount to charge per disc...

Although, I would like to see it cheaper...

This is a set I will buy though if and when it comes out... Some of the movies I dot even want, but I am curious... Besides, they wouldnt be available to rent anyways most likely...

Simon Caleb

Sadly I was just told by someone in the US dvd industry some fairly solid information regarding the box set.

"I'm told that the F13 DVDs will not be restored at all in the US, they will just contain special features not on the older releases".

If this is true, all I can say is I had fun day dreaming over an uncut box set